DMK supporters in Coimbatore, led by GV Naveenkumar and Akash, have launched an innovative campaign "Go Back Modi - Get Out Modi" to rally support for their candidate Ganapathi Rajkumar in the parliamentary elections.
Coimbatore: Amid the heated parliamentary election campaign, DMK supporters have taken to the streets of Coimbatore with an innovative campaign titled "Go Back Modi - Get Out Modi" to garner votes for their candidate, Ganapathi Rajkumar.
The campaign, organized by the city's Engineer Team Coordinator Babu, involved distributing flyers and engaging with the public in the Racecourse area, explaining why they believe the BJP government under Modi has failed to deliver on its promises to the people.
Explaining the rationale behind the campaign, the DMK activists emphasized the lack of significant achievements by the Modi administration over the past years and urged the public to vote for the DMK, symbolized by the rising sun. They distributed pamphlets that outlined their grievances against the current central government and highlighted the need for change.
The campaign saw participation from various sectors within the DMK, including Agricultural Team Coordinator Agri Balu, Neighbourhood Team Leader Rajkumar, Agricultural Engineer Team Leader Kannadasan, Vairamani, Anthony, Gnanavel, Balachandar, Senthilkumar, Kirubakaran, Subramanian, Ranganathan, Ameen, and Murthy, showing a unified front in their effort to secure votes for their party.
The campaign, organized by the city's Engineer Team Coordinator Babu, involved distributing flyers and engaging with the public in the Racecourse area, explaining why they believe the BJP government under Modi has failed to deliver on its promises to the people.
Explaining the rationale behind the campaign, the DMK activists emphasized the lack of significant achievements by the Modi administration over the past years and urged the public to vote for the DMK, symbolized by the rising sun. They distributed pamphlets that outlined their grievances against the current central government and highlighted the need for change.
The campaign saw participation from various sectors within the DMK, including Agricultural Team Coordinator Agri Balu, Neighbourhood Team Leader Rajkumar, Agricultural Engineer Team Leader Kannadasan, Vairamani, Anthony, Gnanavel, Balachandar, Senthilkumar, Kirubakaran, Subramanian, Ranganathan, Ameen, and Murthy, showing a unified front in their effort to secure votes for their party.